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Connect science and geography with landscapes, water and living systems through Montana standards-aligned teaching resources for elementary, middle and high school.
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Explore weather, the water cycle, ecosystems and sustainability through a printable bundle for Grades 2–4, combining two environmental science resources.
Develop map skills, spatial thinking and geographical inquiry with a structured middle school curriculum. Select units to fit your own teaching sequence.
Investigate food webs, biodiversity and restoration ecology, including a Yellowstone case study. Designed for advanced biology and environmental science.
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Add school-ground observations or a local weather record to elementary science. Help students distinguish observations from explanations.
Use teacher-selected Montana maps to examine a watershed or land-use question. Ask students how scale changes what a map reveals.
Extend the ecosystem unit’s Yellowstone case study with a question about evidence, food webs or restoration. Identify both the claims and their limitations.
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Yes. Ecosystem Management includes a Yellowstone case study alongside food webs, trophic cascades, biodiversity and restoration ecology.
Use local weather observations, watershed maps or a land-use question to extend the lessons. Select community and Tribal Nation perspectives appropriate to the topic you teach.
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